Thanks Rob, Philipp, John, Chris and Steve.
I wish I could take credit for the lace thing but I got that from Andy Evans.
Steve- as far as the pockets each figure had one partial pocket on the lower Jacket.
Decided to start on the house. As I stated above this is now my fourth Mini Art building I have built. One of the problems I have had with each one in the past is being a Vacuumed Formed kit the building walls are hollow when glued together making it difficult to get good strong bonds where the two halves come together.
I have tried several different approaches.
1) I have taken left over plastic and glued it to the inside seams. Did not work real well IMHO.
2) I have taken sheets of Styrofoam and placed between the two halves. This was difficult to do.
3) I tried taking the spray foam insulation. What a damn mess
that was.
Well today I had a break through. I was thinking to myself what are these walls missing. Well lets think about this. What do our walls in our homes have??
Studs of course
I can finally take credit for having an original idea 
Using 1/2" x 1/2" balsa I framed the walls in. And I have to tell you it worked great. The balse was just glued in using super glue gel.
One thing you want to watch out for is there is some raised area on the inside as you see on the right hand side. Try to avoid putting the wood over this but if you do just trim the balse to fit.
This last pic shows two things.
1) Once you remove the kit pieces from the Vacuumed Formed sheet you need to take a full sheet of sanding paper and sand down the rough edges of the plastic.
2) Once your frame is glued in you need to sand that down a small amount. 1/2" Balsa is just a little to thick.
Shawn
